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DJL1LY DEMOCRAT.
WASHINGTON.
(From our regular oorreiponiieitt.)
Washington', Nov. jo, 1S90,
Senator Quay hat by unantmout con
tent been selected at the republican Jonah,
and there exUU the best of reasont for he
lievinij that he will be asked to retire, not
only from the chairmanship of the repub
lican national committee, but to resign hi
membership. It would have been done
before now, but that the question of what
to do with J S ClarksDn has not been de
elded. Clarkfcon.it vice-chairman of the
committee and has always been an humble
tool cf Qucy't, and there 1 a feeling a
mong Influential republicans againt hit
being made chairman of the committee,
a he would naturally expect, when Quay
retlret. A soon, at a satisfactory solution
of that difficulty Is reached, Mr Quay uill
ieceive what the boyt cull the "grant!
bounce." Quay Is now in Florida, and
Clarkson is also down south somewhere.
They both thought it a good time tor dis
appea-ing for awhile.
Mr Harrison is having a terrible time
over the Fcrce bill, Air Blaine, whose pre
dictions about the taiiff have materaiized
so soon, and a few other prominent repub
licans are trying to persuade him to let the
Force bill a 'one In his message to congress,
which he U now preparing, and the radical
element in his party which embraces
nine-tenths of its recognized leaders, are
urging him to insist upon the immediate
passage by the senate of the bill. Mr Har
rison is very badly frightened at the tor
nado of popular disapprobation that struck
his administration and party on election
day, and would most willingly take Mr
Blaine's advice.but for the fact ihat he had
committed himself in favor of the Force
bill last summer.
Senator Blackburn has made public a I
scene which took place in a senate com
mittee room las, summer whcr he was the
onlv democrat present, and where Mr
Blai'ie stated In the plainest language that
if the McKlnlcy bill, which was ttien
before the senate con. mittee, was passed it
would ruin the republican party and pre
vent its electing the president in 1S92, lie
became so excited during his denunciation
of the measure .hat he smashed a new silk
hat which wat lying before him cn a table.
Mr Blaine has not changed his mind.
It vtill be many a day before the dctno
cratt get through enthusing over the recent
election. Every train brings in prominent
democrats, and every arrival means afrcth
jubilee. The local democrats fired a salute
of $3 uns Friday night, although C'ol.
Ernst in charge of public buildings and
grounds, did his best to prevent it by re
fusing to give them a permit to fire them
in the tame place that the republicans
were granted a similar permit two years
ago, but that didn't prevent It nothing
could. The guns were tired, and close
enough ti the White House for Mr Harri
son to enjoy the music.
Under this administration, federal em
ploys arc slaves. An estimable lady clerk
in the Washington City Post-oflice is now
under suspension , because she repeated a
5vial remark of a fellow clerk to Dick
Quay, a son of the senator. Dick present
tented an order for the senators mail at
the general delivery window and the lady
icnt back in the ollice and inquired where
the benators mail was. Oh he's dead, and
his mail's gone to the dead letter ollice,"
said one of the clerks laughingly. The
lady walked back to the window and
thoughtlessly repeated the remarks to
Dick, who, by the way, she d'd not know.
He went to the post-office department and
reported the lady a having Insulted him
and his father, and an order was isnued to
the City postmaster for her immediate
suspension.
Mr Wannmakcr has not made a popular
official, but now that reports of the pending
failure of his big Philadelphia fiim are cir
eulated, a great deal of sympathy Is ex
pressed here for him, and tt is hoped that
the claims of his friends he is not here
that the rumor wa originated by Jay
Gouid for the purpose of injuring Mr Wan
amaker's credit, because of his persistency
in behalf of a postal telegraph system, to
which Mr Gould is opposed, mav prove to
be true.
It it not often ihat the leaders of a po'.it
I ml p.irty have tJ complain because they
arc giver too much by the voters of the
coumrv, hut that's about the condit fonof
Ihe democratic leaders. They fully ap
preciate the emphatic endorsement of the
principles of the party j.,iven by the peo
ple, but they wou'd have anticipated far
lefs trouble had their majority been about
a hundred less in the net house it Is now
to lar;e that It actually causes anxiety.
The feeling that the short sesshm of
congress will, in Its anxiety to pass politi
cal legislation, neglect to pas all of the
regular appropriation bills, and thus make
an extra svsion of the fifty-second con-gret-s,
in the spring, necessary, to provide
for the needs of the government, has pre
cipitated the campaign for the speakership
and the other officers of the next house.
The revolution In Massachusetts U
bout the most complete and significant
any that occurred In the elections, Thef
jury of the people In that state it highly
intelligent and deeply interested In the
tariff. The contest was made rquarely on
thlt Issue, buth upon the ttump and In the
newspapers. And whereas the republican
majority In the twelve congressional dis
tricts iSSS was the democratic plu
rality now It 8,614 a democratic gain of
U..10S. Unon the Issi-e now before the
country Massachusetts has fairly taken
position among the demooatic states.
The excavations of Mr Peine have show
that up to now we have known nothing of the
archaeology of the Holy Land before the class
ical age, and if we are ever to learn anything
about pre-exilic Israel 01 the scil of Palestine
itself, it must b by the help of the spade.
THE tiOLDi: UUK IMZV4U.
Has now a complete line of Holiday
goods, dolls, doll buggite, boys' waguiiH,
velocipedes, and many other goods which
20 to make up a complete line for Ulirst
mas, besides a complete line of lamps of
every description. I lima crockery, litncy
decorated ware, glassware, hint caies
nhirfli goods, such as albums, toilet sets
imtouranh book, scrap book, children
A H C picture books, and all goods that
are carried in a iia.aar eioro, nu-iuuiiig
Roger llros. 1st" silverware. We wish
to call the attention of the public in par
ticular to the I. olden Utile prize baking
powder and tea, put up expressly for
this t"ade, which gives the best of catis
faction, as is attested ly the hundred
who have used both the tea and baking
powder ever since introduced tv the
tiolden Uule liazaar. Kach package of
ten and can of backing powder draws a
prize in the shape of a line piece of glass
ware. He sure to call, when in Aluinv
at the Golden Rule liazaar, as you will
be sure to lind what you want, and will
be shown over the store and be treated
kindly bv mv clerk, Mr. Miller. My
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one price to all.
lours iruiv,
Jruis Grauwoiil,
Oct. 18, 1S90.
X I! W A DVERTISKM R.Vl ;
MONOUIJAN PHK.KAN"IS WANT
ed. Those who thins: tliay can at
undent or in the fuluro furnish live .Mon
golian phcisaut orthei." rgj;s will do
well to correspond with
THOS. a. FAURELL.
Portland, Oregon.
ALBANY NURSERIES'
WE If AVE OS HAND nt our nursery
-on iho Corvalll road, ouo-liiiif
mile from town, p.s lino lot of fruit
trfes ofallkind.i aicin lis fun ml any
where on ths cotwt. If you contemplate
piantlnz trees it will pay you to eeo our
block and got our prices. Cataloguo free
HYMAN A BROWNELL.
DPM UARPDUQ Don't buv an iron
rui" rirtlinUUO harrow until von first
cnil on Stewart t Sox. It will fay you
not to forget thia.
Horses for Sale.
TIIK UXDSRSIOISKD bun for Pale a
hip plRCrt near Albany a lot ot good
whU brokp bnrei to-wit: A pan cfaor
roiH. weight 1420 iound each; pmi o
irr'ys, l-loC; span ol bays, 1200; span o
drivers, OnO: on, family enrrlng lion a
largo and pood style; and two good gnddl
horses. Prices reasonable nnd term
e-say. JAM Ew KLKlNtt:
OXEY TO LOAN -In unall and
large amounts, from six months to
five veaia, on good Albany Mid Linn
county real etRt. Call on or addrtts V
K JJePberten, FlmtSt.. Albany, Or.
CATARRH CURKI), health and awt
brent h v-currd.by Shileh'i Catarrh Remedy.
Prico fiO centa. Naal Iujectnr free, t'o
hay A: Muod, afuta.
Scortsmkn, Head. Do you want a
ft rut -claim bird dog, choice English pointer
and Krglinh Llewcllln setter puppies.
AImj a thoroughly broken poltner re
trieve to hand and stauch on point. For
aalc.W'rite fr.rjparticular nt oner; ad
drcaa J. V, VtxrvARn,
Corvallis, ()i .
is now at pcrtTiAna. oaiaoN.
I -mm
Kit?
1.1
2
L. E. BLAIN
Has just received a supcrbTino'of.
Fall ad Winter Clothing,
Tho largest in the Valley, carefully selected for the trade
here, including an elegant line of Overcoats, all Jof the
latest fabrics, and of a high grade of workmanship
His Furnishing Goads Dep't
Is complete with all the novelties of the season. Hi
lioy's and Children's department consists of high grad
novelties, in Ins
Was nevr so Cheap in Albany as it lias been
since
T. L WALLACE & GO.
open"d with their Mammoth stock.
"Will be found all the latest shapes of the season
His Boot and Shoo Department is filled with a choice
ine of roods
Of
n
Under charge of tho expert Mr Schifiler, is well stocked
with a splendid line ol suitings.
Strictly One Price.
POWELL & CO.,
Successor to Geo. C. Henderson.
-DEALEIiS IX-
?roduce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
co Etc. Etc.
E, . Seaiis,
Di y Goods, Notions, GentsFurn-
isaings and .
APJD SHOES
Our stock of boots and shoes
is no'v complete in all line6 for
spring rade. We will save vou
monei n buying of us. Ladies,
missetnnd children's fine shoes a
specia 1 v.
(- the MDJ.OlV SJIOKS
T A.LK ! !
ABOUT-
ronTiiosKMiio r.iNMiT rosriiLTr.vu.rib
K0M1,I.V,1I()!IK TltKATVKM' ri.An:;MYrr;i.
is Tin: ur.Ai 11 ov am. that will hiyk
l. rmTAM.tirH Ktxicr aso a
ri:i:iA.M'.i' cjiiK.
Tlic most i-i't-'1;', uositivo fiiul pfrma
ter.t cnrn for Cat i i li of the ilrail, As'.lmm,
Rtltl all Tlirout, llr?nL'!iinl, I.uii;. Ilc3rt,
Stomach, I.ivcr a:nl Kidney AiVectior.R,
Nervous Debility, cte. Consumption, ill
its various pt::i;er., lienn.'mently cured.
Dr. AiiORN'fi original mode of treatment
and' his mciliate.l iulnlaiious Rives in
stantaneous relief, builds up ami revital
izes the whole constitution and system,
thereby prolonpine; life. Weak, ncrvouc,
lelilitated nntl brohen-flovn constitu
tions, old and youn, invariably gain from
ten to thirty pounds in froui thirty to
ciucty iays,
11k. Abohk'.i plieuomcnal skill an;l mar
velous cures have crested the greatest
astonish men t on the Pacific Coast and
throughout the American continent, dur
ing the past twenty-five years. Asthma,
Catarrh of the Head, and all Throat, Bron
chial and I.ung trouble "'nstantly relieved,
and Deafness often cured permanently at
first consultation. 1)k. Aiiorn's essav on
the "Curability of Consumption," and a
treatise on "Catarrh of the Head,"
with evidences of some extraordinary
cures, mailed free. Call or address
DR. A BORN,
Fonr!a al 3orrlea M., I'orlLnd, Orfffco.
ttrK.'ii to jll ri'. ct th IVcu'c Cmut, for lboe who ,
tit with) to res Kit c?ssaiwif 1
Largs ''and Choieo Display of
Is, Clothing,; Boots, Shoes,
lLCO.) iiito.j iisto.,
A'e
are also selling immense quantities oi Boots, Shoos
and Furnishing Goods, at greatly reduced
prices, quality considered.
Come on with the ma;
away barga ns.
ses, inspect our stock and carry
FINE NEW GOODS,
: Cheap for Gash :
Conrad Mever.
-t KOVltl il OF
STAR BAKERY
(Cnuier BroaflalLin ani First Ste.,
-DEAItEH IN
Notice to Tax-rayors.
Notice is hereby given that I, or my
dtputy, will meet the tax-payers of Linn
county, Oregon, at 9 o'clock a m, and re
main "until 4 o'clock n m, at their respec
tive places of voting in the several pre
cincts, at the following times and places.
for the purpose of collecting the taxes fcr
the year of 1S90.
Mondav, November 24:11
Tuesday, Nov 25th
Wednesday, Nov 25th
Thursday, Nov 27th
Friday, Nov 28th
Saturday, Nov 2y:h
Mondav. December 1st
Tuesdav, Dec 2nd
Rock Creek,
Fox Vallev,
Scio,
Franklin Butte,
Santiain,
Lebanon,
Waterloo,
Libert v,
Sweet I Iome,
Krush Creek,
Crawfordhvtlie,
Bro?;nsville,
Center,
rtvracuse.
Harrisbur'',
Haleev,
Shedd
Tangent,
(JrU-.ins,
'eoria.
East Albany,
West Albany,
Albanv,
Wednesday, Dec 3rd
Thursday. Ore 4th
Friday, I tec 5th
Saturday. !cc 6th
Munday, Dec Sth
Tuesday, Dec 9th
Wednesday, lec tnth
Ihursdav, Dec 1 nh
Friday, Dec 12th
Saturday, Dec 13th
Monday, I tec 15th
Tuesday, Dec 16th
Weduesdav, Dec 17th
Thursday, Dec iHth
Friday, Dec 19th
Fay
Caniie. Meats,
QMenwaref
Tea,
Etc..
Prompt pavment will be required.
your taxes and save costs.
M M.U1T,
Sheriff ar.d Tax Collector.
Dated Novembers, iSyo.
IMLUa iS WEALTH!
T SAT MEr
It. E. C. WEST'S rTe r.J nriti Tmitrieiit
ifuiratite'-d siwific f-r Hysteria. Uir.zuir.en, r.i,u
1.1m, Fii. Sen ous Seumlci. Hwaflaeiiu. ?tnn;iti
ri8trtiuii cauietl by the Use of alcohol or tr.ln
Wakefulness. Mrntal lcpre.tionf S.ftMihitf i;f lh.
brain. reultinir in insanity am) lemliiif to ntn
dwav andduaih, prfmiture oIi aire, lurrennest, low.
01 rower, caumi iy ovcr-extrtion it tiie rruin
Eacli W contains one motif h'n In atmnit. 1 a
or six boxua for fi, sent by tnail f-re) aid 011 rci'l o
price.
WK r.I'RANTEB SIX B0XR3 TO Cl itK ANY
case, with each order rcL-ciyeil liv in f.ir ix Ihixu.
aceoinpatiicd with wo will Ncud the purchaKor our
Muuiuucimnun to renmu i no mone; ir lite trt
lttt di.CH !! .t efftet a cure. (;ii:.rjntn- iUni ..,.
hy J. A. CuQin.iri, lrugit, tole aytnt, Ail.ni, or.
Hkiued FrmtH,
Dr lett FruItM.
Tobacco,
Hnxar
CoRec.
Ktr
' ,et ftt'ftrythtni; that in kept In nn
11 a variety ar.tl crww oro. lilgbeM
ft i ktft prio1) rid for
U dnn Mk'i Ji'htfci Sim,
AO
teut pout-paid ju reteipi ci ly tM;.Ms.
PERRY & CI' , Lajtfo,!. t
U. S. Cl?lt, C 1 0 jroa:i. Now 1 c:i.
1 AUia diKI llil,S, whe vou want I-:n
lis, bniflhes. coal! oil. lubricating oils
ox'o grrnso, An, Stkwart Ss Sox.
FDrtmilier & living,
IiK'luilinc: many novelties. A
ets. Children's
fine line of Sealette Jack
Iloods, &c, &c.
'Tis a Feat ta Fit the Feet, But Ha Cau ila it aal da it float,"
OHLSI c? WALLACE
Grocers and Bakers;
Opnllo III Revere IIoni.
Kccpa tiran-iafs Btock of Groceries, Produce, nml Halied t!ools. r.ottnm prices
2nd
Store.
niGGHHandWAGOXS,
hiul;n(l enn (tlvo you gn
TJOOMS TO I.irr.-Kiirnl!,h'e.l or uo-
-w mrnisiici
Inqulro at thi;ofllce.
INTHAY NOT10K.-S(rvp.l from mv
I A friii ono tliree yer old Meer, hlnil
linlf crop from each r. Suiubl rnivnnl
lor.ny one who Bill inform nie of lis
wuercaL-otim, - no. i. An dkraon.
Hy Turnor' l,ililBo,on Calnnoola.
-1STn'.YN0TI0K.stve,l from my
I A reiilince,t-,'inllo mi nfi'.,r.ii,.
lai.om ihree weeks man, a l.nv pony mare
about 9 yrara nl,l. XewaH f,,r relurn or
nforination aa to whorenhnnl.. Adireoa.
V. LKONAKP.
Corvallia
1 UtTIKS wantlnif poture Inilie Mon
Icith paalnre. wp.it hi In th ,ln,ii.ran
icuie It nt lpr in irs by r. ling ,,n
j KKi) V. HLVXBcna.
lien ,.ock ol '2i,l jpF ;no(!s in tho Va
imd tl:o llloHt ri'Hsf ,ni prices, bold
tcl'.irg. i have on band
vl I;' :u,.
FUiiMITURE, STOVES, TINWARE
TRaSX:, E30KS, PICTURES
ETC., ETC.
iiir west of S E Young'a ! atoie,
L. COTTLIiS
AMMUNITION, ETC, n,;,0
powder, loadod shells, cartridge. o,n
will sell at reasonable flftures. Im't
eet us whon you come to Ihv hi
wintern supply of ammunition, to pr
rour raneh from the inroad of Mint
Locked emigrant. Uthwakt A US
City Restaurant.
Hiving btn ,ntirely remodeled, this old
and popular roataurant wiil be made Hrst
claa d every rejpect. Tho puhl.c will hi
j(iven got,d meaU ac nil hoora for only 25
eenti. Everything neat and attrao'lve.
Private Loiet. 0ttera in ovory ityle.
-FUNERAL DIUECTORS.-
Arterial Embalmhip; Dona Scientifically.
T. wl! pur thn r.horo roTT.nl f r rnc of T.lvPl
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(ih-tiI.irvr PilKtlM", l hi d i ri iin oroitrictir
rump'.if) uh. Tlu-r.ri' pirtIv Wjj-Ub1.ftd noref
fnll totvp t!'r.v.l.on. g ir"oat.-.l I Jn:
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